US EditionEstonia convicts a university professor from Russia for spying for Moscow
- Viacheslav Morozov, a former professor at the University of Tartu, was convicted by the Harju County Court for actions against Estonia.
- Morozov received a sentence of six years and three months in prison.
- He was found guilty of collecting sensitive information about Estonia for a foreign intelligence service.
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A university professor found guilty of spying for Russia was sent behind bars in Estonia on Tuesday.
Russian Professor Vyacheslav Morozov taught politics in Estonia. Now a court has sentenced him to a multi-year prison term. Estonian officials refused to publish Morozov's plea.
A district court in the Estonian city of Harju on Tuesday sentenced Vyacheslav Morozov, a former professor of political theory at the University of Tartu, to six years and three months in prison for spying for Russia's benefit. This is reported by the Estonian Public Law Television ERR.
Un tribunal estonian l-a condamnat marți pe profesorul universitar rus Viaceslav Morozov la șase ani și trei luni de închisoare, după ce acesta a fost acuzat de spionaj împotriva țării baltice în favoarea Moscovei, scrie The Moscow Times. Morozov, politolog și fost profesor la Universitatea din Tartu, a fost „găsit vinovat de activități împotriva Republicii Estonia în interesul și în numele unui serviciu de informații străin”, a relatat radiodif…
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